The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-07-01
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-Nicktown, Carrolltown, SLAusustiue
and GallitZin will all celebrate the glorious
Fourth.
Mr. I, b. SwearIngen. aud family, of
Allegheny, will spend the heated term in
this place.
Mr. Charles Linton. OF Johustown, is
visiting MS mother Mrs. L, II. Linton, of
this place.
Mr.. John Phillips and family have
taken up their residence Ia this place, Tor
the summer months
Rupture instantly relieved by the use Of
the celebrated Fry Truss. For sale at
Bavison's drug store.
Don't forget there wifi be festival
next Saturday and Monday nights, for the
benefit Of the Church of tine Holly Name.
Every body invited to attend
Mr.. Bert Scanlsn, OF this place. Ief,
mis- Clhursday9 morning to attend the clos
INC exercises At st. Xavier's Academy, near
Latrobe- He will return on Friday.
Mormon missionaries In westmoreiznd
mostly Foreigners There were six bapSisms
on Sunday, making twenty.f five within a
month.
John n. Evans, OF Oil City, a native OF
Eoensburg and brother of ALVIN
Evars, ESQ.,. OF tins place. was nominated
for Prothonotary on the Republican ticket
In Nenango county on Monday last.
Jacob BurrOon. one of the oldest cIti-
zens of Washington township. died at his
home m that township on Sunday last in
the ei0hty-seveuth year of his age. He was
auditor OF Washington township for twenty
i've wears.
Thomas Galbraith, who was arrested
and lodged in jail at Huntingdon under
Suspicion of being one of the Hawn
robbers. was released from custody after
proving an aibi. The other two prisoners
have been fully identified.
The Huntington Democrats in iteIr
recent county convention. after the most
vigorous denunciation of the fraud that de-
feated the revenue bill thereby taxing Hun
tingdon county s. 600 a year unanimously
sent '-grateful greeting to President C.eve-
land and wish him God speed in the higE
rust ne 50 Wottully mis-.
james Van Lauahlin. a boss driver at
the Crabtree Coal Works IN westmoreland
county. was injured a few DAYS since. and
his hurts confined him to the house. While
sitting in the kitchen, Nnere his wife was
employed. he amused himself cleaning a
revolver, when the weapon was accidentally
disc harged. the ball entering Mrs. Lauehlin s
left side, producing a serious wound.
-MeSsrs. Bunker 4 Rhiue's planning mill,
corner Of Fifth street and Seventh avenue
Altoona, together with all rhe machinery
and a large amount ot worked lumber. was
destroyed by FIRE or Monday morning about
3 O'Clock. The loss Is estimated at about
S1l OOO which Is partially covered by insu-
rance. Several houses opposite the mill
were scorched by the heat but did not take
IRE.
A mob congregatsd on me main street
IN Mffiintown, JuniSta county, on Monday
night, and hanged the members Of the
Pardon ROErd and wife murderer McMeeu
In etigv 20 telephone wire. IL raised
much excitement the next morning when
the figures were discovered, with pIacards
attached, bearing each members name.
The feeling against McMeen Is on the
increase.
We ave sorry t0 announce the death oi
Mrs. Wehn, the estimabIe wife Of Mr..
George wehn, which occurred at their home
in Philadelphia, on Saturday last The de.
ceased was daughter Hf Mr. John and
Elizabeth Wharton, ot CiearheId township
this county, and was well known and
highly esteemed by number of our readers
who were personally aequainted with her
The decreased was In her 2sth year.
On Saturday last game Of ball was
played at Loretto between the College nine
and the KNOCK 'em Stiffs'' OF this place.
seven innings were played IN which the
College nine were defeated by the follow
ipp score